Listed in Accessories & Treatments, Automotive and Transport
- 0422976875
- solarblocktint.com.au — Free Quote
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10 Leonard St, Hornsby NSW
2077
Listed in Accessories & Treatments, Automotive and Transport
Solarblock is a specialist vehicle protection workshop with two Sydney-area locations — Hornsby on the Upper North Shore and North Gosford on the Central Coast. Owner Chris has been in the trade for over 30 years, with more than 10,000 vehicles under his belt, and is hands-on with every job.
The workshop focuses on protecting new cars before the road gets to them. Ceramic coating is done with Gtechniq Crystal Serum Ultra — a professional-only product rated for 9+ years and backed by a manufacturer warranty. Window tinting uses LLumar ceramic film for serious heat rejection and full NSW-legal compliance. For stone chip and scratch protection, self-healing PPF is precision-cut from digital templates so there are no visible edges or blade marks on your paint.
Solarblock holds accredited installer status with both Gtechniq and LLumar, so everything applied comes with a proper manufacturer warranty — not just a shop guarantee. It's a small operation by choice: fewer cars, more care, and no subcontractors. Most work comes through word of mouth from locals across the Upper North Shore and Central Coast. Free quotes at solarblocktint.com.au.
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